Talk from Susan Grossey : Policing and Crime in Regency London

For twenty-five years Susan ran her own anti-money laundering consultancy. She is now a full-time author and her obsession with understanding the mechanics and motivations of financial crime has only grown. Susan is a practised speaker. Her speaking style is organised but casual – she loves getting questions all the way through her talks, which often take the talk off in interesting directions.

Susan has spent years haunting the streets of Regency London, in the company of magistrates' constable Sam Plank. He is the narrator of her series of historical financial crime novels set in consecutive years in the 1820s - just before Victoria came to the throne and the interesting policing period after the Bow Street Runners and before the Metropolitan Police.

The talk is free for members, with membership costing £10 per year.

Doors open at 10am with tea and coffee available to purchase. The talk starts at 10.30am.